I’ll be the first to say that when I got married, all I thought about understandably, was THE BIG DAY. I planned every detail, the dress, the decor and I designed the cake. I chose the perfect florals and was obsessed with my shoes.

The big day came and it was incredible. We lit candles, said our vows and celebrated. The cake was cut and eaten, we danced, we were surrounded by love and family.

The day after was not so incredible. I was exhausted and as we packed up the car, I thought of all the time I’d spent choosing these beautiful details that I now had little use for.

So when it came to my bouquet, I decided it was too beautiful to let go of. I stared at the various roses, and hydrangeas paired with white ferns and rice flowers. Your bouquet really does capture the essence and aesthetic of your day.

So I dove into the darkest of holes of research, there were late night snacks and challenges but I was determined to master this medium.

That’s where I discovered preservation in resin. I was instantly inspired by the beauty of all these flowers almost floating, frozen in time.

I’ve always had a kind of obsession for aesthetics and design - whether it’s fashion, artwork or interiors I appreciate beauty in all forms and have an eye for detail. Working with the translucent beauty of resin, with all of your flowers and creating a one of a kind pieces is what we do and what I love.

Do what you love, but call it work.